Urooj Niazi 
pakistan women’s cricket camp in karachi before ireland tour
PCB Hosts 27-Day Skills and Fitness Camp for Women Cricketers
The Pakistan Cricket Board has initiated a 27-day skills and fitness camp for 24 women cricketers in Karachi, Pakistan commencing on July 7 and running through August 2 at the Hanif Mohammad High Performance Centre and the Oval Ground. The focus of the camp is to enhance the players skills and to improve their fitness in preparation for Pakistan’s upcoming tour to Ireland.
Following this long camp, the final squad will have a separate training camp from July 28 to August 2. The national women’s selection committee will choose 15 players to participate in this final training phase. Players in this training phase will work on fine-tuning their game, leading up to the tour.
The Pakistan women’s national cricket team will depart for Ireland on 3 August. They will play a three-match T20 International series against the Irish women. All T20 matches will be played at the Clontarf Cricket Club Ground in Dublin (as per schedule).
Without a doubt, this camp is a significant step for Pakistani women’s cricketers to prepare mentally and physically for the rigors of international cricket, while assessing their skills in all aspects of the game. The PCB is dedicated to the development of women’s cricket and will continue to provide high quality training facilities and coaching. With sufficient preparation, the Pakistan women’s cricketers will look to make headway in Ireland while continuing to sign post the future development of the sport.
